The phrase "abstracts collected" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a compilation or gathering of abstracts, typically in an academic or research context.
Example: "The conference proceedings include all the abstracts collected from the participants."
Alternatives: "gathered abstracts" or "compiled abstracts".
Both autocoders are Perl scripts, and both autocoders used an identical text (a 170+ Megabyte collection of abstracts collected through a PubMed search) and the same nomenclature (neocl.xml, containing over 102,271 unique names of neoplasms).
For abstracts collected by the Cochrane Cystic Fibrosis Group, the publication rate after five years was 40% [ 9].
We initially planned to ask the curators to annotate the entire set of 190 abstracts collected from PubMed.
LH, CSH, AK, MM and FP assessed the lists of titles and abstracts, collected the full text papers, assessed full text papers for inclusion and data extracted included studies.
The third data set, prepared for the PRO curator, contained abstracts collected from literature related to transient potential receptors as well as 11 abstracts from data set 1 and 36 from data set 2. The curators were requested to identify kinase, substrate and phosphosite for each detected phosphorylation event at the document level and to normalize the protein information when possible.
For each discharge abstract collected for each hospital-stay data on medical procedures, all the resources consumed were identified, quantified and valued using the following methodologies.
J.J.R. and L.H. ran the searches, assessed titles and abstracts for collection, collected relevant full text papers, assessed these for inclusion and merged papers into studies.
G.M. and L.H. ran the searches, assessed titles and abstracts for collection, collected relevant full text papers, assessed these for inclusion, merged papers into studies, extracted the data, assessed validity, wrote to authors for further information, collated data into tables and ran the analyses in RevMan.
Then, for all PMIDs involved in these annotations, abstracts are collected via the National Library of Medicine e-utils: this represents an amount of almost 100 000 abstracts.
Data from clinical trials including abstracts were collected and reviewed using the PubMed Database, as well as the American Society of Clinical Oncology abstract database.
In Manitoba, hospital abstracts are collected in each hospital by centrally trained data abstractors using uniform definitions, data collection methods, and data entry software.
